Afghan Diesel

Known for its hybrid characteristics, Afghan Diesel is a combination betweenAfghaniandSour Diesel. The Afghani lends its relaxing, robust attributes to the strain, while the Sour Diesel is sativa-dominant and gives the user the energizing, cerebral experience he or she expects when indulging in our Sativa's. One look at the buds of Afghan Diesel is enough to send fans into a frenzy.

The buds of Afghan Diesel are known for their wild coloration. The forest green buds are covered in deep purple hues creating a stunning visual effect that consumers will find a delight. One of the first things that many instantly noticed about Afghan Diesel is the flower’s smell…in a word it is amazing.

The zesty, somewhat sweet grapefruit is the smell that you’ll likely get on the initial pinch and inhale, but it’s the incredibly easy, butter smooth release that send in the undertones that remind of bud. In this regard, many sometimes compare it to, say, Cherry Diesel, or The White, although it’s much sweeter and less sour than the pair. With an average THC content of 17 percent, Afghan Diesel normally takes affect with a balanced high.

This high is mainly body-based, meaning it helps with releasing stress in the body. ims to create a clear-headed sensation for the users of Afghan Diesel. Ridding racing brain powers, it is designed to focus on removing negative thoughts and mindsets.

Afghan Diesel is most often used when users are looking to relax. Afghan Diesel is known for being a heavy consumer sedating without being too tiring. It is great for those who are struggling with depression, anxiety, and stress and provides relaxing and euphoric effects without being too overwhelming.

This bud is perfect to help you unwind at the end of the day, providing a nice full-body buzz to help you destress and relax. As previously mentioned, very little is known about this strain. However, because of it’s genetic roots one could guess that it would behave similar to it’s parent strains.

Putting it at 8-9 weeks flowering time. As for it’s terpene profile, myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene would all be at the top of the list as far as concentration. Which would give this strain it’s distinctive stink as well as many of it’s therapeutic effects.